BUNKHOUSE RAMBLINGS

[Andy Rombach]

Hey Folks

Only one for today

Have fun

Andy Rombach

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Very nice rig, the scallops with spots adds a nice touch, and the two tone also adds to the looks as does lacing up the main seam , good carving and all around good looks, thanks for sharing

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[Andy Rombach]

Hwodi 10 WF
It was a reproduction of a R.T. Frazier Gunrig made in 1915 - 1918.
Holster ist for a Colt 1873 SAA, 4,75inch.
The buckle is solide silver handcarved like the original one.
I will be on holidays till 15.11. and post the original one out of my little collection when I am back:-)))

So hang on for some more stuff..... hope on the right Topic:-))))))

So long and happy trails from Germany
Andy Rombach

P.S. Make shure to check out my facebook (Andreas Rombach, with saddle as Profile pic) for more pics:-)

[JD Alan]

I haven't been on the forum much lately, due to work issues. I've not done a lot of leatherwork either for the same reason. I've taken this opportunity to look back a number of pages and I've seen some really great work.

A shooter showed up with a nice Kirkpatrick rig, and asked if I could make a matching sheath for a knife he recently had made. It's a nice one, Damascus steel, nine inch blade.

Since my wife took this picture I've added a keeper strap. I enjoyed trying to match up the stamping and the color.     

[Boothill Bob]

Welcome back JD, you have been missed. Very lovley sheath, you got the color just right.
//BhB

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

   Fine job JD, good to see you here again

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[Cliff Fendley]

That's an incredible match JD, great job on it.

[KidTerico]

JD outstanding job. Welcome back >KT

[Johnny McCrae]

Excellent job JD!

The sheath sure looks like it came with the Rig. Great to see you back

[CQMD]

Great job, good to see some work from you.

Bobby

[JD Alan]

Thanks Guys for the positive comments. I've been going through a real rough patch at work; not my problems personally, but dealing with other people's issues, which is part of what I do, but I've really missed being on the forum.

I failed to thank Cliff Fendley on the original post for his help. I had a few issues with this project that I wrote him about, and he was a great help, so Thanks Cliff!

JD

[Dalton Masterson]

JD,
Good to see you back on here. Nice work on that sheath! I cant tell it apart from the rest. Way to go.
DM

[Cliff Fendley]

Your welcome JD, I don't know how much help I was but it turned out great. I'm still amazed at how well you matched the color. that's not always easily done.

[Wolf Tracker]

JD  great job on the sheath.  I would have never guessed they are from two different makers.

[Andy Rombach]

Hey Folks

Here is a Reproduction of a Main & Winchester, San Francisco, Cal. Slim Jim Holster, floral carved, lined with briantanned Antilope buckskin leather, with simple cartridge belt for 44 caliber. The Holster was made for a 1858 Reminton Converson.

Have a great day

Andy Rombach

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

  Awesome , more beautiful work Andy, thanks for sharing pard

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[Boothill Bob]

I love that tooling pattern Andy, the most beutiful you can place on a slim jim.

[Django]

Andy, this work is fantastic,!!!!!!!!! zoom in close,it's a complete masterpiece!
Django

[Andy Rombach]

Thx Django

There are a lot of leathercrafters around they do great work as well!!!!! I only try to finde the spirit of the old saddlecrafters and saddlemakers to bring it into our hobby and keep it alive

Have fun with another Holster I have made.

So long
Andy Rombach

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

   

            More great looking gun leather Andy, thanks for the look see pard and sharing with us


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